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Risk of fire! Risk of explosion!
Never use damaged, defective or deformed ac-
cumulators. Never open or damage the accu-
mulator or let it fall on the ground.
Never charge the battery in an environment with
acids and easily flammable materials.
Protect the battery against heat and fire.
Battery to be used at the ambient temperatures
between 10°C and +40°C only.
Never put the battery on heaters and do not ex-
pose it to strong sunlight for a long time.
After being subject to heavy load, let the battery
cool down first.
Short circuit - do not bridge the accumulator
contacts with metal parts.
The accumulator must be packaged (plastic
bag, box) or accumulator contacts must be
sealed up for accumulator disposal, transport
or storage.
GB | Operating Instructions
Work instructions
Accumulators are supplied partially charged and must
therefore be fully charged before being used for the
first time.
• Charge the accumulator when the appliance is run-
• A li-ion battery may be charged at any time without any
• A li-ion battery is protected by the Electronic Cell Pro-
• A significantly shorter operating time of a charged
• Original spare batteries to be used only.
Storage
• Only store the battery at an ambient temperature bet-
• Keep the battery away from water and moisture.
• Charge the battery before storing
Conveyance / Transport
• The user can move the rechargeable battery when
Instructions for sending for repair or diagnostic
purposes:
• Only send batteries if the housing is not damaged.
The battery must be packed (plastic bag, case) when
disposing, transporting or storing, or the contacts must
be covered
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ning slowly or stops.
shortening of its life. Charging process interruption will
not damage the accumulator.
tection against deep discharge.
battery means the battery life is over and the battery
must be replaced.
ween +10°C and +40°C.
transporting on roads to the device's usage location
without further constraints as long as the charge has
been safeguarded appropriately.
Risk of short circuit!
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